If you’re someone working hard toward your dreams and goals, there are probably times when you run into difficulties or feel discouraged.
While not giving up is a given, it’s reassuring to have something that helps you get back on your feet when your heart feels weakened.
So this time, we’ve put together a list of uplifting words that stay close to a heart that’s about to give out.
From mindsets that help you get through tough times to reminders of simple truths we tend to forget, we hope you find words that truly resonate with you!
Uplifting words that powerfully push your determined back forward (41–50)
Chase your dreams—even if you fail, it’s okay. Things will work out somehow.Maya Angelou
Chase your dreams; it’s okay to fail. Things will work out somehow... Maya Angelou #quote
When you fail at something while chasing your dreams, it’s natural to feel down or feel like giving up.
At times like that, try reading these words from Maya Angelou, the poet and activist.
Failing is something no one likes.
But the journey you’ve taken in pursuit of your dream wasn’t filled with only unpleasant things.
You must have gained a lot, and there’s plenty that remains even after a failure.
That’s exactly why, instead of getting pessimistic because you failed, how about facing forward—trying again, trying a different approach, and using what you gained from the failure to do something new?
Let those who wish to leave, leave.Alexander the Great
Alexander the Great, monarch of the Kingdom of Macedon, one of the empires of ancient Greece.
Often called one of the most successful military commanders in history, Alexander the Great left behind numerous famous sayings.
Among them, this short yet resolute quote was addressed to the many soldiers who were exhausted by the long campaign.
It conveys the meaning: let those who wish to leave, leave; even if our numbers are few, we will continue the campaign with those who still have the will to fight.
As you stretch yourself to broaden your horizons, it’s possible you’ll actually grow taller. That’s part of what makes life interesting.Saburō Shiroyama
This quote left by the novelist Saburō Jōyama teaches us the importance of taking on challenges.
Don’t you sometimes find yourself thinking with a narrow perspective? It’s easy to let yourself be carried along without broadening your view or attempting anything new.
But if you widen your perspective just a little, you may realize that what you face is easier to overcome than you thought.
When you stretch yourself to take on a challenge, you begin to see a different landscape—as if you’ve actually grown taller.
When you want to take that first step, remember these words.
If you admit defeat, you lose. Even if you acknowledge how bad the situation is, as long as you are determined to see it through to the end, a chance to win will emerge.
If you admit defeat, you lose…
If you read just that part, it gives the impression of being stubborn and unwilling to give up, but if you read on, you can understand what President Trump is trying to say.
Admitting defeat means giving up on that fight.
Once you give up the fight, the path that leads to the future is cut off.
But as long as you don’t give up, there may be a chance to turn the situation around.
It’s important to acknowledge failures and unfavorable circumstances while maintaining a strong, unwavering heart that doesn’t give up.
When we hesitate to do something, isn’t it often because of the possibility of failure or risk? No one likes to fail, and we can’t know whether our lives will change for better or for worse in a new world.
But think about it for a moment: Do you really want to spend your days unchanging in a stable world just because you’re afraid of failure and risk? This quote asks us that question and teaches us that sometimes we need to take risks.
By continuing to take on challenges without fearing risk or failure, we may find success.
When an insurmountably high wall stands before you, many people will give up, thinking it’s impossible.
But if you give up there, you’ll never grasp the dreams or future you hoped for.
If there’s something you want to achieve—a dream you absolutely want to make come true—the most important thing, as this saying goes, is not to give up.
As long as you don’t give up, at the very least, it isn’t over.
If you keep putting in the effort, the time will come when you can get over even the towering wall before you.
Keep repeating that, and you’ll surely reach your goal.
Go your own way and let people say whatever they want.Dante Alighieri
[Impressive Quotations] Dante V – Soothing quotes in a healing narration (Follow your own path, and let people say what they will) #Quotes #HealingReading
Dante shows us many sides—poet, philosopher, and thinker.
Many of you probably know his masterpiece, The Divine Comedy.
Reading this famous quote, I’m reminded that the spirit behind “going your own way,” which often appears in modern American rock lyrics, has existed since long ago, even in Dante’s time.
There will be times when outsiders are noisy, saying your goal is “impossible” or “no way you can do it.” In those moments, I hope you’ll remember Dante’s words and keep pushing forward.
And of course, someday, deliver results that will leave those people speechless!
If you want to see a rainbow, you have to put up with a little rain.Dolly Parton
If you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with a little rain. — Dolly Parton #quote #DollyParton #effort #perseverance #motivation #study #shorts
These words make it feel as if small failures are only natural on the road to big success, and as if even the obstacles in front of us can be laughed off.
Even on days when things don’t go well, they give you the feeling that you can try again tomorrow.
It’s wonderful to be able to say something like this so effortlessly, isn’t it? These words are by Dolly Parton, known as a leading figure in American country music.
She’s also famous for the theme song “9 to 5” from the smash-hit film of the same name.
